OMNITRONIC TRM 202 mk 3 DEMO MIX (SEPT 2020)

OMNITRONIC TRM 202 mk 3 DEMO MIX
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[@domagojsemes6540]

On every 202 what i listen, high's are to bright and sharp, and it's a shame cos i really like a mixer and thinking of buying one, but with that characteristics i'm not that shure anymore. Everything else is just fine.

[@alanmodimages]

Nice mix! So how are you liking the Omitronic? It seems like a capable mixer. The summing sounds good and the ISO seems smooth. Good value? Or save up for a Mastersounds?

[@ELTOROdigital]

Thanks Alan, Definately Worth the Money, i think if are serious about rotary mixers,And if you have the Money investing in something like Mastersounds,Condesa, or the Bozak AR or The Rane mp2015..I think if i had the money I'd Get the E&S from france but there's a waiting list..Hope this Helps Alan

[@alanmodimages]

@@ELTOROdigital Thanks so much! My primary mixing style really involves using a crossfader, just for quick cuts. I am not a scratcher! Yes. I hear there is a wait for Jermome's E&S Mixer :) I have a good relationship with Medhi from Condesa also. The high end mixers really cost a lot of money though, but every demo I have seen of the Omitronic is very smooth and good sounding. I would get it as a second mixer and purchase a primary mixer such as an A&H PX5. Then in the future if I find myself just smooth mixing, I could trade in both for a full featured rotary like you mentioned :)